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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1972
Page
4
Public notices and ads list office hours and services including medical, legal and tax services. Items announce Dr Lennard away until April 27, tire laws enforcement, VFW dance, babies vaccinations in Pomona, a Cherry Trio gig, 4-H event, city cleanup, help lines, theatre auditions, Arrow of Prophecy on TV, tax service hours, and a hospital patient update for Julie Campbell with family details.
The Kansas City Daily Report item reports cattle prices with steers and heifers steady to higher, cows lower, and feeders strong, noting varied weights and grades. It includes a school menu from Central Heights, funeral notices for Anna Wecker of Waverly with services in May, and local police and traffic notes, plus dismissals and car incidents.
The North Vietnamese delegation at the Paris peace talks proposed resuming weekly sessions on April 27 after a halt since March 23 when U S Ambassador Porter said he would await genuine exchanges before another meeting. Porter returned to Paris and noted Nixon proposed a private channel to hold a session April 13.
William F. Adams 745 Ash filed Friday on the Republican ticket for Franklin County Sheriff. A former Ottawa Police Department captain and World War II veteran, Adams owns A-1 Taxi Cab Company and has worked as a Hercules Ordnance Plant guard. He lives in Ottawa since 1938 with wife Margie and five children. age 47. cites desire to return to law enforcement.
OU Calendar lists events this week. Dr Sam Proctor and Brian Davies lectures at OU Chapel. Carol Bosche Senior organ recital. baseball with Rockhurst and Washburn. tennis with Benedictine. Baker University dual track. golf at Ottawa Country Club. Kansas Relays at Lawrence. Kansas Music Festival on campus. OU Symphonette at administration auditorium.
The Chamber of Commerce moves into phase two of its membership drive with board directors tasked to call on current members and recruit 200 potential members. Allen Loyd outlined the 25 member committee handling new memberships and noted dues rising from 50 to 60 per unit. A five-application pool awaits manager interviews.
Alabama Governor George Wallace says busing will be a major issue in Michigan's presidential primary and expects a strong showing despite opposition from Democratic leaders. He notes busing as a key concern and plans a news conference and rally at the state fairgrounds after being excluded from a Midwestern Democrats meeting. Expected at the Jefferson Jackson Day dinner are Sens. Humphrey Muskie and McGovern.
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court a petition by Glen Winter for administrator of Martha J. Winter deceased is filed. Defenses must be written and filed by May 1, 1972 at 10 a.m. in Ottawa. If not, judgment will be entered. Signed by William Bowers.
P O Box 344 Ottawa Kan 66067 listed as attorney for the petitioner in a brief court filing.
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